South Korean Hanji Paper Making: Crafting with Tradition (5/20)

Hanji, traditional Korean paper, is made from the inner bark of the dak tree and is known for its durability, texture, and beauty. Hanji paper-making has been practiced for over 1,000 years, and the paper is used for everything from traditional scrolls and paintings to modern crafts. The story behind Hanji lies in its connection to the natural world, as the paper-making process involves respect for the environment and a deep understanding of the materials used.